/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58337252
Oo... Tough question. Germania comes to mind.
PAMP's craftsmanship is excellent but designs are Boomerish. I've recently learned of Le Grand. Others have mentioned Intaglio, but I find their in-house designs are ho-hum - their work for others (like the Silvberbug bugs) are wonderfully crafted. Pressburg is excellent, but they waste half the surface with some royal's effigy. And Scottsdale is of course way up there.
I'd hate to have to pick just one.
(Le Grand pictured)

>>57639225
>must have cost you a pretty penny
I think of it as a member of the "affordable premium pieces." Yes, it costs more than the typical coins, but the price is excusable given is design and craftsmanship. About $40.

>>57430371
Thanks.
Yes, I prefer this year's. Both have a sort of "Una and the Lion" feel to them, but 2024's seems to have more action goin on.
Pice related for comparison.

>>57126698
I wonder why it's so much more than 2023's. Or did you find 2024's for less than $50?

>>56233811
Not sure if it was you who showed me to the source for the Durga. If so, thanks. Arrived today.

>>56236733
Checked. Yeah - I'll see if I can fix it up somehow and reshoot. The flip side was even worse. Grrr...